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What podcasts do you guys like to listen to?

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 months ago

I listen to a lot of the BBC Sounds podcasts... possibly because I'm boring and British.

My favourites are:

In Our Time: 3 academics and a host discuss an academic topic in deep detail. Science, humanities, arts, etc. Some episodes are more interesting than others but depends on your personal interests. I like the philosophy ones because I studied it at university.
The Today Podcast: UK news and current affairs.
Screenshot: Film critics Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode discuss the history of cinema by picking a theme or motif to explore per episode, i.e. "Mermaids" was a recent one.
The Digital Human: explores technology trends and how they affect individuals and society.